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I do see your statement regarding employment, but most people on earth can't afford a car so living closer to necessities saves them a multi hour walk in an inc
by wonderwonder 8y ago
I do see your statement regarding employment, but most people on earth can't afford a car so living closer to necessities saves them a multi hour walk in an increasingly warmer climate.
- skybrian 8y agoThis doesn't make sense to me economically in the US, so I wonder how it's different elsewhere? A decent used car is much cheaper than urban real estate in many US cities. Poor retirees often live in mobile home parks. And people who need to save money shop at Walmart, not a pricy convenience store. Seems like a poor person living in a big city who isn't lucky enough to have a rent-controlled apartment is going to end up homeless?
- wonderwonder 8y agoHere is a read that may help, from 2001 but likely still very relevant. https://www.prb.org/howindianslive/ https://www.prb.org/howindianslive/